Vintage 3-Light GU10 Ceiling Spot Track Light, Oil Rubbed Bronze

This is a great fixture and it puts out a ton of light I used GU 10 LED bulbs. The three that they offer when you buy the light fixture on here. The suction cup will not stay on to lock them in. Which makes them a major pain To install !!!. I used double-sided tape just make sure you use a piece longer than the bulb is wide so you can peel the tape off. I still use the suction cup but it would not stay on to lock the bulb then until I used double-sided tape! Also this fixture the lights will dim if you buy dimmable GU 10 bulbs or at least the Phillips bulbs I bought.. It actually dims better than any LED light that I own it never blinks. No matter how low you take them.!

Pros: Look good, good value, easy to install the fixture.Cons: Very basic instructions, the bulbs are hard to fit because the holder is only a little wider than the bulb head so you can't grip the bulb directly and have to use the supplied suckers (it will make sense if you read the other reviews or when you get the fixture).Notes: I purchased these bulbs - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01EWBZLBK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1They are bright, white LED's.They have a glass face rather than plastic (as per some LEDs) and so the suckers can grip.I used the small sucker with a hole through it rather than the one with the "tail" and put a screw through it to twist - a lot easier to install the bulbs.Overall happy with the purchase and they look good.

I like the lamp. A few facts here: The lights are dimmable IF you buy dimmable LED bulbs, AND you install the proper dimmer for LED lights. I also struggled to install the bulbs until I realized that you must use the suction cups AND use a small tool or something that you pass through the whole in order to twist slowly and the bulbs will get into place. If you try only with your fingers twisting the suction cup, it won't work. As soon as I did it this way, took me 10 seconds to install each bulbs.

The bulbs are extremely difficult to put in and get out. It looks nice, but not nice enough for the struggle with the bulbs.

The media could not be loaded. Beautiful fixture! I had the same frustrations with the suction cup not having enough suction to turn the bulb. Tried various methods listed... The one that worked like a charm was twisting with some electrical tape. See pics... Place tape on the bulb, leaving enough slack to twist around your finger. Long nails help... The tape and the nail gave me just enough torque to turn the bulbs. Removing the bulbs is easier through the suction method (not sure why). The fixture itself was a piece of cake to install (<10 mins).

Used this to replace wall mounted light over bathroom sink in a remodel. Not too big for space and filigree cutouts fit nicely with antique theme rather than looking modern high tech. Connected to dimmer switch and it works just as it should. Allows light to be directed where needed and highlight features of decor. If replacement is for a ceiling light already wired, could be installed in minutes.

Nothing wrong with the quality, or the delivery. My problem is with the DESIGN. The bulbs are to be recessed into the shroud which fits so tightly, there is no way to grab the bulb to either insert or remove. Sure, they provide little suction cups that are supposed to do the trick and if you hold your mouth just right, use the one you cannot hold onto, put some anti-seize compound on the bulb pins, and fight with it for a while, you can eventually get the bulb installed. Now what happens in 5 or 10 years when a bulb burns out? If you've miraculously kept track of that suction cup, it will likely have deteriorated to the point it doesn't work any longer. Now how the heck are you going to change the bulb? We would have returned them for a refund except we bought them a while ago and didn't get around to installing them until the return grace period had expired. So didn't discover this until too late. It would be a simple enough fix - make the shroud removable so changing the bulb would be a simple matter.

I absolutely love this light fixture. I bought two. There are beautiful and modern. I read previous reviews and I saw that others had issues installing the LED bulbs, mostly because the suction cup provided wont work on plastic. I inadvertently found the perfect LED bulbs that works great with the suction cup and a nail through the suction cup loop to help twist. Below is the listing.LE GU10 LED Bulbs, 50W Halogen Bulbs Equivalent, 3W 350lm LED Light Bulbs, Warm White Non-Dimmable, 120° Beam Angle, MR16 LED Bulbs, Pack of 6 Unitshttps://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01EWBZLBK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1